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  • Ice cold glass of soda with cubes and lime wedge
    By Nate Williams 29 days ago

    Ninja Thirsti Vs. SodaStream: Which Soda Maker Is Best For You?

    If you want to make your own sparkling water or soda at home, your two major choices are the SodaStream and Ninja Thirsti. Which should you pick?

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  • People sitting on RTIC coolers
    By Patrick Phillips 29 days ago

    Who Owns RTIC And Where Are The Coolers Made?

    Like Yeti, RTIC is a well-known name in the cooler industry, but who owns the company, and where are the products made? Here's what you need to know.

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  • A flight attendant talking on a phone in airplane
    By Tom Clark 29 days ago

    Why Do Planes Have Phones For Flight Attendants? Here's How They're Used

    Now that cellphones are everywhere, what's the purpose of planes having built-in phones for flight attendants? Here's how those phones get used.

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  • Photo of DoorBot pitch on
    By David Bixenspan 29 days ago

    What Happened To DoorBot From Shark Tank Season 5?

    In the Season 5 of the hit entrepreneurial show, Shark Tank, the founder of DoorBot stepped into the tank. Here's what happened and where the company is now.

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  • A stainless steel microwave with door ajar showing mesh layer
    By Shane Schmid 29 days ago

    Why Do Microwaves Have A Mesh Door?

    Microwaves are an incredibly common appliance to find in anyone's home to allow for quick and safe cooking of food, but how exactly do they work?

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  • Robot holding a human skull
    By Cassidy Ward 29 days ago

    Times Technology Went Straight Up Evil

    Technology is meant to make our lives easier, and most of the time it does. But there have been instances when technology doesn't go as planned.

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  • a woman is seen with the fitbit luxe on her wrist
    By Zohaib Ahmed 29 days ago

    Is The Fitbit Luxe Discontinued? Here's What We Know (And What To Buy Instead)

    The Fitbit Luxe has become near-impossible to get hold of. Has it been discontinued? We look into what's going on and recommend a couple of alternatives.

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  • Yellow ethernet cables connected to the data center
    By Daksh Chaudhary 29 days ago

    What Is Ultra Ethernet, And Who Is It For?

    Ultra Ethernet is a new high-performance networking standard backed by Ultra Ethernet Consortium. But what does it do? And who is going to be using it?

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  • Man on mountain installing Starlink mini on the ground
    By Marinel Sigue 29 days ago

    Google Fiber Vs. Starlink: The Key Differences (And Why They Matter)

    There are a lot of different internet service providers out there for every type of person. Starlink and Google could be considered the most unique.

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  • A person holding a Predator solar panel.
    By Shane O'Neill 29 days ago

    Here's What You Need To Know About Harbor Freight's Predator Solar Panels

    In the market for solar panels? Harbor Freight and Predator offer lightweight solar panels that may be a good fit for you. Here's everything you should know.

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  • iPhone, iPad, and MacBook on a table
    By Nadeem Sarwar 29 days ago

    Apple's Rumored Hardware Plans For 2026 Are Exciting, But I'm Worried About What's Missing

    Rumors are swirling about Apple's hardware plans for 2026 and while it sounds exciting, we still think something is missing. Here's what you need to know.

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  • A person retrieves food from a Ninja FrostVault Dry Zone drawer
    By Daniel Trock 30 days ago

    How Well Does The Ninja FrostVault Cooler With A Dry Zone Work? (According To Users)

    While Ninja is most popular for its kitchen appliances, it's trying something new with the 65 qt. FrostVault Cooler with dry storage. So how well does it work?

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    Man in beach wear pretending he's on vacation with feet in a tiny plastic pool, drinks in a cooler, an inflatable flamingo, and more.

    These Prime Day Deals Are Bringing The Summer Sizzle

    Kick back, relax, and find yourself a great deal on the gadgets and tech to make your life easier.

    By Zach Lisabeth 30 days ago Read More
  • Smiling bearded man cutting grass with orange electric mower
    By Daksh Chaudhary 30 days ago

    Can Lawn Mowers Get Wet? Here's What You Should Know

    Electric and gas lawnmowers are useful and relatively simple machines, but can lawn mowers get wet and still work properly? Here's some important information for you.

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  • Jet fighter pilot in cockpit view with wingman support
    By Tom Clark 30 days ago

    How Fast Is Mach 10, And Can A Human Survive The Speed?

    Mach 10, ten times the speed of sound, would be about 7,600 mph. It hasn't been reached yet, but could a pilot even survive such intense speeds?

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  • Close up render of a CPU chip installed in a motherboard
    By Edward Munene 30 days ago

    Yes, Overclocking Can Damage Your CPU - Here Are The Warning Signs

    Overclocking is largely safe for enthusiast-level computing or PC gaming, but it will reduce the overall lifespan of your CPU depending on how deep you go.

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  • A catamaran docked at a port with mountains in the background
    By Chris Littlechild 30 days ago

    What Is A Catamaran & How Does It Differ From Other Ships On The Sea?

    The ferry is one of the most common types of large ships that traverse seas all over the world. What is a catamaran? How does it differ from other ships?

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  • Solar panels on a roof of a home with greenery around
    By Marinel Sigue 30 days ago

    Ground-Mounted Or Roof-Mounted Solar Panels: Which Is Better For Your Home?

    When adding solar panels, you have two main options: roof-mounted or ground-mounted. Each works better in different situations, so which is best for you?

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  • male hand holding wd sn810 ssd
    By Zohaib Ahmed 30 days ago

    How Important Is Having DRAM In An SSD?

    There's a lot of acronyms you'll find when you do your research into buying a SSD for your computer, but DRAM may be the most important one.

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  • Man Using Laptop Browsing Google Website
    By Hiba Fiaz 30 days ago

    These Are The Most Popular Google Chrome Alternatives For Android In 2025

    If Chrome feels more like a chore than a choice, these Android browsers offer privacy, speed, and features people actually care about.

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  • Graphics card near a PC
    By Samyak Goswami 30 days ago

    Why Are Dual GPUs No Longer Used In Gaming PCs?

    Wondering why dual GPUs have disappeared from gaming PCs? Learn why multi-GPU setups fell out of favor and what gamers use instead.

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  • Apple Music app on an iPhone.
    By Aman Kumar 1 month ago

    What Is Apple Music Replay All Time? (And How User Can Find It)

    To celebrate the anniversary of its Apple Music streaming service, Apple is offering a unique Apple Music Replay All Time list. Here's what you should know.

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  • AMD 7700 XT GPU next to a PS5 Pro
    By Daniel Meagher 1 month ago

    This GPU May Be The Closest To The PlayStation 5 Pro That Exists

    Could this graphics card be the closest thing to a PlayStation 5 Pro? Discover which GPU comes the nearest—and why it’s drawing comparisons.

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  • laptop open on table
    By Jordan Wirth 1 month ago

    Every Chromebook Shortcut You Need To Master Chrome OS

    All the Chromebook shortcuts you didn’t know you needed, from quick window tricks to smarter browsing, text editing, and system controls.

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  • The ENIAC Flexbar customizable touch-bar being used to play and control a video.
    By Casey Cooper 1 month ago

    Apple's Touch Bar Has Been Reimagined Into A Useful USB Gadget

    Did you know Apple’s Touch Bar has been reinvented as a handy USB gadget? Learn how this cool USB gadget works.

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  • Amelia Earhart sitting on Lockheed Electra
    By Alex Hevesy 1 month ago

    What Kind Of Plane Was Amelia Earhart Flying When She Disappeared (And Has It Been Found?)

    Amelia Earhart went missing nearly 90 years ago, attempting to fly around the world. Her plane might have been found and researchers intend to find out

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  • The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 with its display unfolded
    By Rahul Srinivas 1 month ago

    Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 And Fold7 Specs: What You Get For The Price

    The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 and Fold7 are here, but are they worth upgrading to? Here are the specs for each smartphone, so you can decide for yourself.

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